NAILS 35th Anniversary Flashback: 1994, Chanel Vamp Polish
In 1994, Chanel debuted its Vamp nail polish on fashion runways, and the following year, the rich, bold shade took in more than a half-million dollars in consumer sales.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHIn 1994, Chanel debuted its Vamp nail polish on fashion runways, and the following year, the rich, bold shade took in more than a half-million dollars in consumer sales.
Young Nails asks "If you had to pick one nail shape for the rest of your life, which one would you pick?" Greg Salo demonstrates square, oval, almond, and coffin nails using acrylic.
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Are long red nails sexy?
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Instyle helps readers match polish color with generation.
Half-moon manicures are the newest fall trend to take the runways...and your salons...by storm.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine says men won't notice a change in nail polish, but they will notice a change in nail length.
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